Thomas Tuchelcoach of Chelseainsisted that as long as they have for shirts they will continue to fight, due to the delicate financial situation that the club is experiencing, with its income frozen by the sanctions of the British Government on the owner, the Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich.
“As long as we have shirts, as long as we are alive, we will go and fight to achieve success. We owe it to the people who support us”said Tuchel in the preview of the Champions League match against Lille in which they start with a 2-0 first leg.
“We have to deal with it. We have to be together, find solutions. There are many issues that we normally don’t deal with and that now we will have to do,” added the German regarding the complications of traveling with the spending limit at 20,000 pounds per game away. From home.
Tuchel He also spoke about the situation that is being experienced in the parties of the Chelseawith the chants in favor of Roman Abramovichwhich has raised blisters in the British Parliament.
“I don’t know if that is the most important thing to talk about in Parliament. If it is, we have to worry about the priorities that are there. There are more urgent things,” Tuchel added.
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